Says sensitive data have been stolen

Sensitive personal data that is considered to be investigating police investigations and evidence obtained by the Office of Special Prosecutor by a court ruling were among the data that the company PPP ehf. had in his possession. The district attorney says the data was stolen and that they should not have gone beyond the door of the prosecutor’s office.

The company was founded by police officers Jón Óttari Ólafsson, a criminal scientist and Guðmundur Haukur Gunnarsson, a lawyer, who were the employees of the Special Prosecutor’s Office.

Last week, the commentary episode reversed the extensive spy PPP for Björgólf Thor Björgólfsson for the case of former Landsbanki shareholders. Among other things, was spied on the representatives of the lawsuit and law firm. It was also reported that the current police officer had also been involved in working for PPP and received paid for it during working hours.

Ólafur Þór Hauksson, a district attorney at mbl.is last week, that he was in a semi -shock after the discussion and that Jón Óttar and Guðmundur had long been suspected of stolen data from the office. After an investigation into the case, it was canceled by the State Prosecutor. The office, however, has resumed their work.

Olaf will be discussed in Kastljós tonight and it is a continuation of the previous coverage of Kveik, But new information shows that PPP had a large amount of data from the prosecutor’s office in hand. Olaf has noted that there is no example that as extensive data has been stolen from the office as in the case of PPP.

Ólafur says that this is data that should never have left the office.